How Does Diabetes Affect Hearing?
It is estimated that over 11% of the population is diabetic. Beyond insulin regulation, diabetes can affect other body systems, including your ears. Changes in hearing sensitivity and balance can occur in diabetic patients. People with diabetes are twice as likely to develop hearing loss than those without. Some of the more common hearing and…
The Halter Family
Reece’s parents, Natalie and Josh, noticed a speech regression in their son when he was around the age of two. They began searching for services, but as this was during the pandemic, most appointments were done virtually. As a child with autism, this approach wasn’t the best fit for Reece and they began seeing a…
September is Healthy Aging Month
Embrace the Joy of Healthy Aging Month: Nurturing Your Hearing Health! We often underestimate the beauty that surrounds us, from the laughter of loved ones to the soothing melodies of nature. But what if these precious sounds started to fade? That’s where hearing health steps in, paving the way for a fulfilling life at any…
State of Ohio Approves Funding for Support Service Provider Pilot Program
Thank you to the state of Ohio for including Support Service Provider Pilot Program in the 2024 & 2025 budgets. This program will help make significant strides towards inclusivity and accessibility for DeafBlind individuals. This commendable initiative reflects society’s growing commitment to ensuring that every individual has the opportunity to lead a fulfilling and independent…
Degrees of Hearing Loss and the Impact on Life
People with hearing loss often downplay the severity of their condition, saying things like, “My hearing loss isn’t that bad” or “I can hear, but I can’t understand.” It is important to understand the different degrees of hearing loss and how they can affect our daily lives. Let’s explore this further. Normal – Hearing falls…
A Sense of Belonging
I started receiving services from Columbus Speech & Hearing when my family suspected hearing issues when I was two years old and it has made a huge impact on me and my family’s life. I have had the same audiologist, Dr. Ann Wheat, since the first appointment to test my hearing. I am now 31…
Decades of Dedication
Dr. Michael Delphia has seen Columbus Speech & Hearing evolve through the years. Growing up in Clintonville, he would see CSH, our 1515 Indianola Ave. building, while riding the bus. Then, as an adult and physician in the 1980s, he began to refer patients to our 4110 N. High Street location. In 2010, Dr. Delphia…
Staff Spotlight: Emma Schaefer
This month’s staff spotlight is Emma Schaefer! Emma started with Columbus Speech & Hearing three years ago, and you can find her smiling face greeting clients on the first floor. In addition to being a valuable member of our client services team, Emma is an insurance specialist. She takes great pride in helping CSH clients…
Staff Spotlight: Sarah Denman
In January’s Staff Spotlight, we are featuring Sarah Denman. Sarah is an exceptional speech-language pathologist and has been with Columbus Speech & Hearing since 2016- going on six years! Sara earned her Master’s degree in Speech-Language Pathology & Bachelor’s in Speech & Hearing Science from The Ohio State University. A recipient 2020 Walter & Marian…
COLUMBUS SPEECH & HEARING LAUNCHES BRAND REFRESH
New brand look and website reflects the continuation of our evolving goals and mission Since 1923, Columbus Speech & Hearing’s mission has been to unlock potential for individuals with communication challenges through all stages of life. Our team and its vision have evolved to better serve patients over the years, and it’s important that the…